Happy Holidays!

The Emory Women’s Heart Center graciously thanks all of our donors. Since our campaign concluded, we have screened 27 more women for heart disease risk factors and are gearing up for a busy new year. We are already planning our 2017 Go Red for Women and other events that will help us bring education and screening to the Atlanta community. We thank you once again for your generous donations that help make this possible.

To keep up with what’s happening at the Emory’s Women’s Heart Center, visit our website.

We couldn’t have done it without you! We surpassed our goal and raised $2,105!

With your donations, we will be able to help 210 women in the Atlanta community.

Thank you for helping us to save lives.

Thank you to all of our wonderful donors. The Emory Women's Heart Center's 10,000 Women Project successfully screened 50 women for heart disease risk factors on Saturday, August 6th at The Mall West End. More than 40 Emory volunteers showed up to lend a hand, and the community welcomed us with open arms. 

Time is running out and we have only four days left in our campaign. Help us stomp out heart disease in women in Atlanta. We’ve currently raised $2,105 and counting! We have exceeded our original goal, but there's no limit on the amount we can raise — more gifts mean more women are helped.

Send this link to your friends and family and ask them to share with their networks:

momentum.emory.edu/10K-women-project

Thank you!

Thank you for your support and for helping us spread the word about this important campaign. We are at 85% of our target goal with 11 days left in the campaign. Help us reach our goal so we can touch as many women’s lives as possible.

Our next screening is Saturday, August 6th at The Mall West End. We are hoping to screen 100 women. Each gift of $10 can help us screen one woman for heart disease.

Please continue to help us spread the word:

momentum.emory.edu/10K-women-project 

Thank you for your support of the 10,000 Women Project. Cardiovascular screenings can save lives, and your support of this project will help women understand the risk factors of heart disease and provide them with resources for follow-up care. As one patient who has benefited from a free cardiovascular risk screening said, “Everybody was kind, courteous, and professional. [The screening] is good, and that is why I went and checked my blood pressure with my doctor.”

Thank you again for supporting this important project. Help us continue to spread the word to ensure our campaign is successful!

momentum.emory.edu/10K-women-project  

We are thankful for your generous support. The 10,000 Women Project goes into African American communities to screen women for heart disease and to educate each woman on their risk factors and how to prevent heart disease and hypertension. With the number of women dying of heart disease continuing to increase, this initiative is even more important than before. Thank you and help us spread the word!

momentum.emory.edu/10K-women-project